Active Defense Security Architecture
Bridging the gap between low-level kernel software and physical active-defense hardware for B2B industrial systems and B2C endpoints.
Solid-State Hardware Failsafe (Synz Intercept)
The core industrial hardware interceptor uses a solid-state relay mapped to an isolated hardware GPIO pin. Under normal operation, the relay remains closed, passing binary traffic across dual gigabit PHY layers. Once a threat is classified, the hardware pin is driven HIGH to de-energize the relay and physically sever the copper connection in under 50µs to air-gap critical SCADA systems.
Local Content Disarm & Reconstruction (Synz Prism)
Operating locally at the consumer endpoint layer, Synz Prism intercepts file downloads to process and strip macro execution scripts (such as vbaProject.bin in Office docs) or JavaScript blocks in PDFs. Reconstructs a clean, threat-free copy in-place with zero cloud latency.
Bare-Metal eBPF Orchestrator (Synz Phantom)
Acting as the background orchestrator daemon, Synz Phantom manages raw packet parsing via high-performance eBPF XDP zero-copy filters. It loads the encrypted ONNX model securely in memory under a 50MB runtime footprint, routing telemetry flows to the central control plane.
Split-Head QGAN Threat Engine
Our proprietary Split-Head QGAN is trained on 22.8 million real cybersecurity samples. The Network Head parses packet anomaly flows, while the CPU Head monitors performance counter registers (PMUs) to detect ransomware cache-miss anomalies. Compressed by 91% down to a 0.02 MB footprint via TT-SVD.
Technical Specifications Matrix
| Specification | Synz Intercept (Enterprise) | Synz Intercept (Compact) |
|---|---|---|
| SoM Host Platform | NVIDIA Jetson Orin Nano / ARM64 | Raspberry Pi CM4 / ARM64 |
| Ethernet PHY Layer | Dual Gigabit PHY (Intel i210) | Dual Fast Ethernet PHY (Realtek) |
| Active Interception | eBPF XDP + AF_XDP Zero-Copy | eBPF XDP Generic (SKB Mode) |
| Physical Relay Type | Normally Closed (NC) SSR (Omron) | NC Mechanical Relay (Panasonic) |
| GPIO Line Mapping | libgpiod Line 18 | libgpiod Line 23 |
Our Mission & Culture
Bridging the gap between low-level kernel software and physical active-defense hardware. This is the foundation of our technology and our team.
Vision (The Future)
A world where software intelligence controls physical defense. We will replace traditional hackable firewalls with an intelligent active kinetic defense model, bridging low-level kernel software and physical active-defense hardware across B2B and B2C ecosystems.
Mission (Our Daily Job)
We design and deploy active kinetic defense solutions. We write sub-50µs in-memory ML models trained on 22.8M samples and compressed to 0.02 MB, executing packet filtering and hardware PMU cache-miss telemetry checks.
Goal (The Immediate Target)
To deploy our active kinetic defense solutions to both industrial B2B operations and consumer B2C endpoints, proving that our unified QGAN model and hardware/software architectures deliver robust protection.
Culture (Our Standard)
No vibe coders. We demand mathematical rigour for real-time model inference and an obsession with low-latency software. We build security that bridges the kernel and physical hardware failsafes.